Cybertim Ventures’ Post

Reputation and Self-Analyzing. You can't buy relationships and reputation from day one. This operates on a different wavelength than money; you can buy influence elsewhere, but not in the industry you're working in. Here’s why: 1. Keeping Your Word   Every day since day one, you and everyone else are tested by the community you’re part of, checking if your words match your actions. How trusted you can be and how far you go with one party reflect the depth of your conversations from the beginning. 2. Actions Under Pressure   How you act under pressure, especially at work, says a lot. It shows how many things you can prioritize and sort out while under stress. 3. Positivity   Maintaining a positive mindset is essential because you’ll miss nearby opportunities if you’re focused on regrets. Negative thinking collapses your ability to think clearly about the business or job you’re doing. In conclusion, all of us are human beings and allowed to make mistakes, but we must self-analyze to grow and be better than we were yesterday. This is a goal everyone around the world shares. In my view, true influencers are those who open your eyes to something important on social media. Memes on LinkedIn are great, but I believe they can waste your time when you could be exploring the platform’s full potential. I might be wrong here, but in one way, memes do serve a purpose: they make the dive into the platform more enjoyable and relatable, while also making us think about business and work in a more engaging way. 😉 This is a good example of the self-analyzing about even my own opinions , more flexible we are more outcomes to come to the front-doors 🤠